Stone of Tears

the s***** sequel to an amazing book. it's like Richard can't seem to think of anything except for two things his wife and his trauma. everything and anything else does not matter and must be dealt with shittily.pretty sad because he was really smart in the first book and figured things out well. most of these problems literally could have been avoided if he was thinking but he's not.

I have enjoyed this series for 15 years or more, but I was disappointed in the editing of this copy. It seemed as if every time the word "than" was supposed to be there, the word "that" took it's place. There were other editing mistakes, "the" in place of "they", missing words from the sentences, such as "to" and "be". I still love the book, but we still need editors in this world of digital writing.

Stone of tears was the first book I picked up of Terry Goodkind's. His repetitive nature that flowed through several of the series was for this reason alone. When new readers grabbed a book off the shelf they wouldn't be utterly lost, instead drawn in. Stone of tears and Faith of the Fallen were the best books of the series. Too bad ABC and Disney got the rights to the show, any fan of the books would know that only HBO or Starz (now netflix) could provide this series any justice. Great read!